The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-10-19
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On Monday Mrs. f. II. Everett had broken
needle removed from her finger. 1t was
about three-eighths of an inch in length
and had been there about three months.
BY the use of cocaine the operation was
performed without pain.
Braintree.
ABBIE HUTCHINSON, who has been sick
with consumption since last January, is
now very low. - Ira Harwoods horse
was taken sick while at West Randolph
last Saturday. He was obliged to leave
it there. == Mrs. Woodbury. of Bolton,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. f. II.
Cleveland - Ira Luce and wife are in
Tunbridge visiting his brother 80 Henry
Ford of Boston is in town visiting friends.
- John w. Peavey and wife have gone
to Washington to live with their son, Joel
Peavey. - Rev. Amos Boynton of South
Jefferson, Maine, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. A. i. Farwell and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Ira Boynton of California,
are visiting his son and daughter, Rev. G..
f. Boynton and Mrs. M. II. Flint
Brookfield.
CHARLES N. THOMAS OF Boston will lee
ture here next Monday evening on " Here
and There in the Civil War " under the
auspices of the Grand Army Post. The lee
ture will be illustrated with the stereopti-
con. 80 The property of the late G.. p.
Hebbard was sold at auction last Saturday.
Alpheus G.. Hebbard bought the home farm
for 81 800. The personal property brought
good prices. - Graves q Callagan start
for Massachusetts this week with drove of
cattle. - j. b. Kingsbury is in quite
poor health.
Chelsea.
THE series of special religious meetings
conducted by Mr.. A. l.. Parsons was con-
cluded on Sunday evening. Mr.. Parsons
has shown himself a faithful, earnest and
| iudicious worker. While no attempt has
been made, or ought to be made, to reduce
| the results of his labors to figures. we are
confident that much permanent good has
been done. 80 Trial Lincoln died at the
residence of his brother, John A. Lincoln,
on Tuesday of last week. -. Charles r..
| Corwin was in town last week. He is just
! beginning business as a commission mer-
chant at Quincy Market, Boston, in the firm
of Hadley 4 Corwin - Mrs. William A.
! Hood has gone to Southern Pines, n. c., on
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ordway -
DIR. n. G.. Hale of Windsor has been in
! town of late. - Jabez Luce fell from
the high beams in his barn few days ago.
He was quite severely injured, but is now
about again. - Mrs. j. C. Lease of New
Boston, n. H., is visiting at A. H. Powers
with her younger children. - Miss
Eunie A. Noyes is visiting in Boston. -
Miss NJ. Emma Hatch left on Tuesday for
Boston and elsewhere. 1t is possible that
| her absence may be a somewhat protracted
one. - William c. Grant, prominent
lawyer of Chicago, who died recently, was
step-son of Raymond Hale of this town, and
passed his younger days here. - Leroy
l.. Sleeper and FORTS e. Hood are at Will
JAMESTOWN working on the railroad.
Corinth.
REV. w. r.. PUFFER, who has preached
| at Corinth Corner the past few months, de-
lvered his farewell sermon last Sunday.
He contemplates going to Morrisville. -
The road commissioners have erected a new
bridge near the residence of ID. Hastings
- John Hill and wife of Marshfeld
have been visiting Mrs. Hills brother
60 Mrs George S. Worcester and chill
dren of Thetford spent several days at her
fathers recently. - AS yet no one has
been hired as preacher for the Congrega-
tional church and society at the Center and
East Village. - G.. G. Cook has returned
from Boston.
STAFFORD.
MRS DIANA C. DROWN has sold her resi-
dence and land in the west part of the town
to NJ. G.. Noyes of Sharon. - The re-
vival at South STAFFORD under the ministra-
tons of Rev. j. ID. Waldron, Free Baptist,
is increasing AMI extending into the adj
iacent districts in Thetford, Norwich and
Sharon. Nearly fifty persons-a good num-
Der of them heads of families-have ex-
pressed purpose to lead a Christian life.
- The pulpit of the Congregational
church was occupied by 7. O. Harlow of
Dartmouth College the 9th instant our pas
UOr not having Untn returned from unp
meeting of the American Board at Spring
field, Mass. - The members of Post
George Dow had a reunion or campfire on
the evening of Saturday, the Sth instant.
REGULATIONS, speaking, war "reminiscences
and an oyster-supper were the main features
of the occasion. - The creditors of L.
A. Clark, who has gone into insolvency,
held their first meeting at the probate Office
in Thetford Center last Saturday, all efforts
for compromise having failed. At the
meeting the creditors could not agree upon
an assignee and the court will have to ap
point one. - The members of Orchard
Hill Cemetery Association elected officers
for the coming year on Saturday. Henry
G. Hatch, Hon. j. S. Morrill,, Henry Cum
: mings, r. A. Hatch and n. B. Cobb were
chosen trustees; II. G. Hatch, president
n. B. Cobb, secretary and treasurer 1t wa,
| voted to put in order the old, or town, par
of the cemetery at the expense of the as
, ISOLATION. - Samuel Gile last Thursday
, jumped from runaway team and broke his
shoulder-blade.
+, Tunbridge.
! G. DENNY and wife of Mortified visited
friends here last week. - The mills il
which Lewis Whitney has been employed
as overseer for some time were burned las
l week and Mr.. Whitney will move her,
soon. - Apples are very plenty. -
: The suit against George Diamond proved t.
have been uncalled for, and now the tow
| HAS Il Oil 10 pay. L he w oman n lHTlS
4 tian Temperance Union took tea with Mrs
John NJ. Kibbee last Friday. - Mr.. j
ID. Marston returned to Georgiaville, h. l.
, last week. - b. Bowen of Olcott Fall
lately visited this place. - Harpe
Cushman is better.
I Washington.
Il THE Baptist quarterly meeting was helt
l. here last Saturday and Sunday. - Tn
I. Mite Society meets with Mrs. S. Brow
g Thursday of this week. 80 Charlie
- Brown and Charles McAllster returne
from the White Mountains, where they hav
It been in the employ of o. F. Barron, las
d week. Brown intends to go to Florida an
IL McAllster to California to remain durn
- the winter. - Miss Lizzie Thurber
visiting her mother, Mrs. p. o. Huntington
-C G. w. Thurber and Mrs. Thurber c
:, Underhill are visiting in town. - Z.
VI S. Thurber returned from Canada Saturday
T. where he had been to purchase cattle.
/ West Fairlee.
e JUDGE BEAN is building large she'd an
u some others are making improvements i
II buildings. - Harvest Sunday was oil
Is served last Sabbath in the usual manne
u - Mrs. jenkins and family have move
:, to Woodstock.
"a WilliamstowD.
r. TT il tbouuht tho fra that hurna1 Mr.